macOS Tahoe

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Has anybody been so brave to upgrade and tried Parallels with it? Before even considering to try it out, I need to know that I can still run my virtual machines for Windows and Linux on the system using Parallels.
Obviously, as it was just announced, there is no official word from Parallels yet.
 
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Has anybody been so brave to upgrade and tried Parallels with it? Before even considering to try it out, I need to know that I can still run my virtual machines for Windows and Linux on the system using Parallels.
Obviously, as it was just announced, there is no official word from Parallels yet.
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We're testing Parallels Desktop on the new macOS Tahoe 26. We'll share our findings here: https://kb.parallels.com/en/130993.
Has anybody been so brave to upgrade and tried Parallels with it? Before even considering to try it out, I need to know that I can still run my virtual machines for Windows and Linux on the system using Parallels.
Obviously, as it was just announced, there is no official word from Parallels yet.
I have been using the Tahoe beta 26.2 with no problem. but when Apple released the 26.2 RC it just killed all my VM. "Ciritical Graphics Error within Windows 11". And then a never ending suspend reboot cycle
 
I've just upgraded to Tahoe 26.2RC on Mac M3 running Debian Trixie and have lost the right mouse button.
I've reverted from prlmouse to libinput drivers and no change.
Reinstalled tools and no change.
input test 7 is showing no signal on right mouse, suggesting Parallels is blocking it?
Ctrl-Shift sort of works.
 
I have fixed the problem. The solution was to manually uninstall parallels tools in Win11 and reinstall them. Going directly to "Reinstall parallels tools" was not working - I mean tools were reinstalled but the problem was still there.
 
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